Sentence examples for fairly at home from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, an Austrian court denied Kazakhstan's extradition request, saying it could not be assured that Mr. Aliyev, 44, would be tried fairly at home.

Sharansky would not have been surprised to learn that Kennan also felt "fairly at home" in Berlin in the years before America's entry into World War II, and "regretted" our involvement in the war (though he later wrote that the Holocaust was sufficient reason to fight Germany).

Dmitri Dmitritch Gurov, who had by then been a fortnight on Twitter, and so was fairly at home there, had begun to take an interest in new arrivals.

The antiquary W G Collingwood, commenting in 1925 about finds in the area, wrote that they showed "Stone Age man was fairly at home in the Lake District".

I was able to reproduce it fairly successfully at home later.

I find I'm fairly productive at home, however I admit to a little channel surfing here and there.

Kansas won that first meeting, at home, fairly easily.

"One of the things we find is that these kids come in with a prescription that may have worked fairly well for them at home, but their schedules here are longer than what they had in high school," says Dr. Thomas, who is presenting a paper on the topic at the American College Health Association meeting in May with Dr. Charles F. Caley of the University of Connecticut.

There was plenty of optimism two games into the season (this "run" included the defeat of Portsmouth away in the Carling Cup), but any talks of a push for the play-offs quickly vanished after some fairly inept displays, especially at home.

OK, England have won the last two games they've played, both fairly convincingly, but playing at home will be a huge plus for Ireland and because of that at this stage I would go home win - but it will be close.

Andrew sorts the music, which he does at home fairly quickly.